A Growing Woodworking Program
comments (0) January 27th, 2012 in Workshop Floor Plans, DreamShop Autumn Challenge
The_Potomac_School, member
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Creating using Finewoodworking.com's Dream Shop Planner tool
Shop Specs
- Location: McLean, Virginia, U.S.
- Size: 600sq. ft.
- Type: Basement
- Focus: General
- Heating/Cooling: central air
Currently we share a space in a multi-use studio on the third floor of the building, but the woodworking program is showing a fair amount of interest; so we're hoping to take it to the next level if we get the space. This is the layout I would put into a room we have coming available. It gets a fair amount of natural light and is on the ground level near a loading dock. It was originally designed as a computer lab so there's plenty of outlets. Pulling in bigger current for the machines wouldn't be hard. I have placed the dust collector on what is an outside wall with the idea being we could house the system outside the room and come through the wall above the dropped ceiling and then down to the machines individually. The room sits across the hall from a loading dock/storage hallway where we could keep our stock and any sheet goods.
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Semi-Permanent Bench Grinder Mount
Threaded inserts keep grinder locked-down, but easily movable.
My work table often pulls double- and triple-duty for tons of shop tasks. Most often it's sharpening, but I also use it for drilling, holding bench hooks and shooting boards and occassionally as a chop-saw station. Hopefully soon, it will also hold a midi-lathe. Since I plan on rearranging the top pretty regularly, I wanted a way to... read full tip 
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